We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A Somali teenager captured by the US during the rescue of an American sea captain from pirates appears in court in New York.
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The US invites Israeli, Palestinian and Egyptian leaders for separate talks in a new push for Middle East peace.
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US President Barack Obama leaves open the possibility of prosecutions over harsh CIA interrogation methods.
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Former US Vice-President Dick Cheney urges the CIA to release memos which he says show harsh interrogation techniques work.
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A watchdog monitoring the US's $700bn bail-out plan for banks says aspects could be "unfair" to taxpayers.
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Executives from leading internet companies such as Google, You Tube, and Twitter are in Iraq on a visit arranged by the US State Department
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Tests are being carried out to find why 21 horses died suddenly ahead of a polo tournament in the US state of Florida.
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The parents of jailed US-Iranian reporter Roxana Saberi welcome Iranian judiciary chief's call for a swift and fair appeal.
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Asian shares fall sharply, echoing declines in the US caused by renewed concerns about the world's banks.
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A Somali teenager accused of being one of the pirates who held a US sea captain hostage is flown to New York to face trial.
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Events are held to mark the 10th anniversary of the Columbine High School massacre in which two former pupils killed 13 people.
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President Obama tells the CIA it remains key to protecting the US, days after releasing memos on past interrogation techniques.
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Iran's judiciary chief orders a "quick and fair" appeal for US-Iranian journalist Roxana Saberi, jailed last week for spying.
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US gun controls 10 years on from the Columbine killings
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The mother of a teenage alleged pirate held over the hostage-taking of a US sea captain asks President Obama to free him.
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Israel recalls its ambassador to Switzerland over talks with Iran's leader, who is attending an anti-racism conference in Geneva.
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A book given by Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez to US President Barack Obama rises 53,293 places on the Amazon listing in two days.
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An Americas summit ends with no joint declaration, but signs of a thaw in US ties with Cuba and Venezuela.
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Iran's president says journalist Roxana Saberi must be able to defend herself in an appeal against her spying conviction.
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A New York woman wins a race-against-the-clock legal bid to harvest her dead fiance's sperm - with just four hours to spare.
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A suspected US missile strike has targeted a Taleban base in north-western Pakistan, say local security officials.
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President Obama is "deeply disappointed" by an eight-year sentence given to an Iranian-American journalist for spying.
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Washington confirms it will boycott a UN forum on racism next week because of differences over Israel and free speech.
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Saberi case tests US president's new Iran agenda
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An Iranian-American journalist who denies spying for the US in Iran is jailed for eight years on the charge of espionage.
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US sea captain Richard Phillips gets a hero's welcome at his Vermont hometown following his dramatic rescue from pirates.
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President Barack Obama says the US seeks a fresh start in relations with Cuba, as the Summit of the Americas begins.
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Threat of sexual violence for US women in combat
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says US policy on Cuba has failed and welcomes a Cuban offer of wide-ranging talks.
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The US government is to regulate greenhouse gas emissions, having decided they pose a danger to human health and well-being.
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US nuclear monitors follow UN inspectors in leaving North Korea, which has quit nuclear talks after UN criticism of its rocket launch.
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Israel's PM must back Palestinian statehood if peace talks are to resume, the Palestinian Authority says as a US envoy visits.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton offers the chance to spend a day with her husband Bill in exchange for help to pay off her campaign debt.
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International donors pledge more than $5bn to Pakistan to support its economy and fight off Islamic extremism.
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A new pets-only airline will transport animals in creature comfort between five major US cities.
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CIA staff who used harsh interrogation techniques will not be prosecuted, US President Obama says. Do you agree?
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A Somali man captured by the US navy during a confrontation with pirates is to be tried in New York, US officials say.
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The Obama administration publishes four secret memos detailing Bush-era CIA interrogation methods.
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Sudan agrees to allow some aid back into Darfur, following its expulsion of humanitarian groups, a US senator says.
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On a visit to Mexico, US President Barack Obama pledges to be a "full partner" in its fight against the drug cartels.
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A US judge sentences an Iraqi-born Dutchman accused of planting roadside bombs in Iraq to 25 years in jail.
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Israel's new PM says he will discuss a Palestinian state if Palestinians first recognise Israel as a Jewish state.
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The American sea captain rescued from Somali pirates arrives in Kenya, as his crew land back in the US.
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A US Army master sergeant convicted of the 2007 murder of four Iraqi detainees is sentenced to life in jail.
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The US and Japan inform the UN of North Korean companies they say support the country's weapons programme.
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The White House denies floating any potential Vatican envoys, amid reports three names were rejected by the Holy See.
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US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle made $2.66m in 2008, mostly from book royalties, tax returns show.
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Obama's opponents rally across the US
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton unveils a four-point plan to tackle piracy off Somalia.
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The US government places three Mexican organisations on its list of drug syndicates, a day before the president visits Mexico.
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US economic activity weakened in March, but there were some signs of stabilisation, the Federal Reserve says.
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The brother of Togo's president is arrested as he tries to seek asylum in the US embassy.
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The US far right is on the up, following President Obama's election and the economic downturn, a new report warns.
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African Union chairman Muammar Gaddafi spells out his plans to create a United States of Africa.
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Pirates attack a US cargo ship off Somalia in the latest of a spate of incidents - but this time the attempt fails.
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The US joins other nations in urging N Korea to return to nuclear talks as the row over its rocket launch deepens.
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An 89-year-old US man suspected of Nazi war crimes is granted a last-minute stay of deportation after being detained.
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The US government moves to tackle bed bugs, which have re-emerged as a major problem in many parts of the country.
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Somali pirates hijack four vessels in 48 hours, capturing two cargo ships and two fishing boats carrying dozens of people.
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Fidel Castro describes US rules allowing unlimited family travel and remittances to Cuba as "positive, although minimal".
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President Obama and Federal Reserve head Ben Bernanke say there are signs the recession is easing but times remain tough.
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John Demjanjuk, accused by Germany of Nazi war crimes, is set to be held by the US prior to deportation, his lawyer says.
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The Vatican reportedly vetoes three of Barack Obama's potential nominees as US ambassador - including Caroline Kennedy - amid a row over abortion.
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US combat troops may stay in northern Iraq after a June deadline expires, a top US commander says.
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Financial shares across Europe rise sharply after US banking giant Goldman Sachs announces surprisingly good results.
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An Iranian-American journalist accused of spying for the US has gone on trial and a verdict is expected soon, Iran says.
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US music producer Phil Spector is found guilty of murdering actress Lana Clarkson at his home in Los Angeles, after a retrial.
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As US eases travel restrictions, all eyes turn to Cuba
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US financial giant Goldman Sachs posts a $1.8bn quarterly profit, more than expected and a day ahead of schedule.
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Shares in US carmaker General Motors fall sharply after reports that the US government wants it to start bankruptcy proceedings.
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The US president approves measures that will allow Cuban-Americans to travel more freely to Cuba, his spokesman says.
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Somali insurgents fire mortars towards the plane of a US Congressman visiting Mogadishu.
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The US crew of the Maersk Alabama urge President Obama to end the "crisis" of Somali piracy.
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Argentina's Angel Cabrera says his experience of winning the US Open in 2007 proved an invaluable aid to his triumph in this year's Masters.
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Snipers pick off Somali pirates holding a US captain hostage in a dramatic rescue authorised by US President Barack Obama.
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Mexico's ambassador to the US urges America to stop a flow of guns and cash which he says is fuelling the country's drug wars.
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US study looks at air quality's impact on life expectancy
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Somali elders launch a fresh attempt to resolve the stand-off between the US navy and pirates holding a US captain hostage.
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The presidential pooch promised by US President Barack Obama to his daughters has been picked, US media reports say.
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US President Barack Obama's half-brother was denied entry to the UK after being accused of a serious crime on an earlier visit, the Home Office confirms.
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Kenny Perry and Angel Cabrera share the lead after a dramatic third day of the Masters at Augusta.
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A tug with 16 people on board is hijacked in the Gulf of Aden, as a standoff continues over a US captain taken hostage.
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Heavy rain this weekend could bring relief to parts of the southern US hit by deadly wildfires, forecasters say.
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Somali pirates holding a US captain hostage warn that the use of force to rescue him could result in "disaster".
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Siobhann Tighe meets Native Americans who feel they have found a balance between traditional and modern ways of life.
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A suicide bomber attacks US-allied Sunni Awakening militiamen in Iraq, killing at least nine and wounding about 30.
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The US state of California returns three Renaissance paintings confiscated from Jewish art dealers in Nazi Germany.
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Tornadoes and wildfires fuelled by strong winds wreak destruction in the southern US, leaving at least eight people dead.
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President Barack Obama says he sees "glimmers of hope" in the US economy, but warns there is a lot more work to do.
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A US captain was recaptured by Somali pirates after trying to swim from their lifeboat, US media reports say.
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US officials reject a suspected Nazi death-camp guard's appeal against deportation from the US to Germany.
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Five US soldiers are among seven people killed by a suicide bomber in the Iraqi city of Mosul, the US military says.
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A US warship eyes the lifeboat in which Somali pirates are holding an American captain, as other warships are dispatched.
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US President Barack Obama is seeking $83.4bn to fund operations in Afghanistan and Iraq this year, sources reveal.
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Big gains in banking stocks push Wall Street sharply higher after a major US bank said it would make record profits this quarter.
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The hijacked ship freed by its crew reportedly sets sail for Kenya, but its US captain remains a hostage on a lifeboat.
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A US military jury acquits a marine sergeant of killing an unarmed detainee during fighting in Iraq in 2004.
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Supporters of Shia cleric Moqtada Sadr rally in Baghdad against the US presence in Iraq, six years after the fall of Saddam Hussein.
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FBI hostage negotiators are trying to free a US cargo ship captain held by Somali pirates in the Indian Ocean.
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The father of an Iranian-American journalist accused of spying vows to stay in Tehran until her release from prison.
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